You've finally had enough. You've reached that point where you recognize you're being abused and you need to leave, SOON, before it's too late. Or maybe you're not so sure. You're feeling defensive, like Janay Rice, who was videotaped being brutally beaten by her husband, NFL player Ray Rice.

Jealousy is never attractive in a relationship, but sometimes you can’t help it. Sure, she says that brunch with her coworker is purely platonic, but that’s what they all say—right before they elope in Cancun and leave you in the dust. “Guys who are already in her life have an unfair advantage that

Having your heart broken sucks. But here’s a piece of good news: Putting it back together doesn't have a thing to do with your ex. It's all about you. Not saying it’s easy, but there are ways to minimize the damage and come out stronger. 1. You can't change what you don't acknowledge, so get real

At this moment, I'm comfortable enough to be single and appreciate time by myself. I've had a few long-term relationships that left me feeling disappointed and underappreciated, which ultimately ended with my wanting to be by myself. Through those experiences, I learned to love myself by looking at

I spent the last two weeks at my sister's house, helping her to recover from hermastectomy surgery. It's been a little isolating. While I live on the fringes of civilization, she's a little more backwoods. Needless to say, I've been without internet access for the duration of my stay. I took some